\u201cPage 180\u201d explores the tension between motherhood and artistic creation, taking as its point of departure an intimate, unfinished book written by the artist\u2019s mother. The manuscript\u2019s abrupt interruption on page 180, caused by the author\u2019s illness, reveals the physical dimension of writing itself, echoing Marguerite Duras\u2019s notion of the bodily force that writing demands.<\/p>\n
Through a combination of painting and ceramics, the project transforms this absence into structure by materially transposing two distinct archives: the intimate archive and a theoretical body of reference grounded in Mother Reader: Essential Writings on Motherhood, by Moyra Davey. Finally, by translating the acoustic frequencies of language into visible patterns and three-dimensional forms, the exhibition symbolically restores the text\u2019s interruption, elevating a deeply personal experience into a collective one. […]<\/p>\n